The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-10-01

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Frankfort, Sept. 1.-THE police
have arrested twenty-siX Social De-
mocrats at Breslau, including two
editors of Social Democratic papers.
London, Sept. 2l.-The artillery
men stationed at Hilsa, India, being
ordered to prepare to move abroad,
mutined, and, after wrecking the
suffers shop, went about smashing
widows and spreading terror among
the inhabitants of the town. Dur
ing the melee many soldiers and
citizens were seriously injured.
Twenty of the artillerymen were
arrested.
London, Sept. Plat yesterdays
hearing in the Mitchellstown in
quiry, Constable Doran was sworn.
lie fired four times at the crowd,
twice with buck-shot and twice with
ball. The first bullet he fired pro-
strated man. Harrington, Nj. p,
had quite a tilt with the witness,
calling him a murderer, etc.
Sergeant Rider deposed that he
fred three charges of ball from the
window of the barracks. lie de-
clined TO say whether he murdered
any one. He simply did his duty,
he said.
Mr.. Harrington (interposing)-
Listen to me, you villain
Witness replied warmly that he
was no william, and asked the
Coroner's protection Harrington
said the witness had been there TO
bully him, and he was hardly able
to restrain himself from kicking the
witness then and there.
A spirited alteration ensued, the
spectators taking Harrington's side.
The inquiry finally had to be adj
journed. 1t is certain that verdict
of murder will be rendered against
certain policemen.
Dublin, Sept. 2l.-Kilbride, who
accompanied VIM. O'Brien to Lon
don, was to-day elected without OPP
position to represent South Kerry
in the House of Commons. Kilbride
was the Marquis of Lansdowne's
principal tenant paying f3,800 per
annum for a farm valued by the
Government Appraisers at e., 100.
The emergency men who executed
the eviction broke into IIlbrides
house through the doors and windows
and threw the furniture out.
Frankfort, Sept. 19.-The most
important news of to-day is the an
nouncement in the "North German
Gazette" that, in consequence of
the failure of the Russian Gar, dur
ing his stay at Copenhagen, to offer
to visit the German Emperor, ii is
now fully understood that the aIli-
ance of the three Emperors is at an
end. Just as much as Russia, Ger
many has received her freedom of
action, and can now, without further
regard for Russia, more closely
strengthen her ties Of alliance with
Austria.
Rome, Sept. 1S.-The cholera
the inhabitants of Messina
is of most violent character, death
frequently ensuing within an hour
after the attack. The mortality is
now confined to the lower classes.
There is great misery among the
people. Gravediggers refuse to
pursue their calling until compelled
to by the troops. The epidemic has
in the prisons. The true
state of affairs has not yet been
published. 1t is reported that many
new cases of cholera are occurring
in Rome daily.
Cork, Sept. 21st.-W. O'Brien
states that, in the event of his being
sentenced to Imprisonment, he will |
refuse to wear prison
garb or perform any mental Office
as protest against the treatment |
of political prisoners as common
culprits.
Dublin, Sept. 18th. A meeting
of Nationalist was held at Bandor
to-day. The Government reporter
was not molested, but the represent
atives of the Cork Constitution"
and the illustrated London "News"
were roughly handled unit! the
speakers interviewed in their behalf.
Limerick, Sept. 2lst.-The Poor
Law Guardians of Limerick had ar
'anged to hold meeting to-day for
he purpose of considering and con-
lemning the conduct of Det-
nege, large landlord in Limerick
for harshly evicting a te-
lant. Detmege's friends, however,
,ircumvented the guardians, so
when they arrived at the workhouse
hey found it surrounded and guard
I'd by armed police, who refused to
permit the meeting.
Dublin, Sept. Sth.-Dilon, in
IN interview to-day said it was i'm
possible to deny the gravity of the
ituation. The outlook for the COM
NC winter was gloomy one. Bal
our was apparently determined to
ret all the nationalist leaders into
he clutches of the law, and he
would not be surprised if in month
n so majority of the leaders, in
luding himself, were found picking
akum. Government persistence in
orcing the Coercion Act would be
ertan to lead to trouble.